PySide6.QtWidgets.QGraphicsSceneMouseEvent¶
- class QGraphicsSceneMouseEvent¶
- The - QGraphicsSceneMouseEventclass provides mouse events in the graphics view framework.- Details- When a - QGraphicsViewreceives a QMouseEvent, it translates it to a- QGraphicsSceneMouseEvent. The event is then forwarded to the- QGraphicsSceneassociated with the view. If the event is not handled by the scene, the view may use it, e.g., for the- DragMode.- In addition to containing the item, scene, and screen coordinates of the event (as - pos(),- scenePos(), and- screenPos()), mouse events also contain the coordinates of the previous mouse event received by the view. These can be retrieved with- lastPos(),- lastScreenPos(), and- lastScenePos().- Synopsis¶- Methods¶- def - __init__()
- def - button()
- def - buttonDownPos()
- def - buttons()
- def - flags()
- def - lastPos()
- def - lastScenePos()
- def - lastScreenPos()
- def - modifiers()
- def - pos()
- def - scenePos()
- def - screenPos()
- def - setButton()
- def - setButtons()
- def - setFlags()
- def - setLastPos()
- def - setModifiers()
- def - setPos()
- def - setScenePos()
- def - setScreenPos()
- def - setSource()
- def - source()
 - Note - This documentation may contain snippets that were automatically translated from C++ to Python. We always welcome contributions to the snippet translation. If you see an issue with the translation, you can also let us know by creating a ticket on https:/bugreports.qt.io/projects/PYSIDE - button()¶
- Return type:
 
 - Returns the mouse button (if any) that caused the event. - See also - buttonDownPos(button)¶
- Parameters:
- button – - MouseButton
- Return type:
 
 - Returns the mouse cursor position in item coordinates where the specified - buttonwas clicked.- buttonDownScenePos(button)¶
- Parameters:
- button – - MouseButton
- Return type:
 
 - Returns the mouse cursor position in scene coordinates where the specified - buttonwas clicked.- buttonDownScreenPos(button)¶
- Parameters:
- button – - MouseButton
- Return type:
 
 - Returns the mouse cursor position in screen coordinates where the specified - buttonwas clicked.- buttons()¶
- Return type:
- Combination of - MouseButton
 
 - Returns the combination of mouse buttons that were pressed at the time the event was sent. - See also - flags()¶
- Return type:
- Combination of - MouseEventFlag
 
 - Returns the mouse event flags. - The mouse event flags provide additional information about a mouse event. - See also - flags()- Returns the last recorded mouse cursor position in item coordinates. - See also - Returns the last recorded mouse cursor position in scene coordinates. The last recorded position is the position of the previous mouse event received by the view that created the event. - See also - Returns the last recorded mouse cursor position in screen coordinates. The last recorded position is the position of the previous mouse event received by the view that created the event. - See also - modifiers()¶
- Return type:
- Combination of - KeyboardModifier
 
 - Returns the keyboard modifiers in use at the time the event was sent. - Returns the mouse cursor position in item coordinates. - See also - Returns the mouse cursor position in scene coordinates. - See also - Returns the mouse cursor position in screen coordinates. - See also - setButton(button)¶
- Parameters:
- button – - MouseButton
 
 - setButtonDownPos(button, pos)¶
- Parameters:
- button – - MouseButton
- pos – - QPointF
 
 
 - setButtonDownScenePos(button, pos)¶
- Parameters:
- button – - MouseButton
- pos – - QPointF
 
 
 - setButtonDownScreenPos(button, pos)¶
- Parameters:
- button – - MouseButton
- pos – - QPoint
 
 
 - setButtons(buttons)¶
- Parameters:
- buttons – Combination of - MouseButton
 
 - setFlags(arg__1)¶
- Parameters:
- arg__1 – Combination of - MouseEventFlag
 
 - setModifiers(modifiers)¶
- Parameters:
- modifiers – Combination of - KeyboardModifier
 
 - setSource(source)¶
- Parameters:
- source – - MouseEventSource
 
 - source()¶
- Return type:
 
 - Returns information about the mouse event source. - The mouse event source can be used to distinguish between genuine and artificial mouse events. The latter are events that are synthesized from touch events by the operating system or Qt itself. - See also - source()